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First all female cohort for UEFA A licence course announced

The Football Association, in collaboration with UEFA and The PFA, has today announced the first-ever all-female cohort for the UEFA A Licence course. The cohort consists of 17 current and former players from the women’s professional game, who are taking part in the 12-month programme, as The FA pledges a long-term commitment to providing high-quality

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Sky and BBC extend WSL Broadcast rights into 2024/2025

The Women’s Professional Game has extended its Barclays Women’s Super League broadcast rights partnership with Sky Sports and BBC Sport into the 2024/25 season. Following on from a three-year agreement that commenced at the beginning of the 2021/22 campaign, both broadcasters have committed to another season of televising games from the top tier of women’s

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Inspiring Positive Change

The Football Association has today provided an update on the progress made across its women’s and girls’ game strategy – Inspiring Positive Change – since it launched in October 2020. The strategy aimed to create a sustainable future for women’s and girls’ football in England through eight transformational objectives to be achieved by 2024. Following

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England Football Learning

England Football Learning event supports coaches in creating a more inclusive environment for diverse communities Representatives from various football clubs in the southern region, including Arsenal, Brentford, Chelsea and Crystal Palace Club Community Organisations (CCOs), joined The FA and Premier League Charitable Fund at Brentford FC last week for an England Football Learning event to

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